Parts of a Yearbook

The story.

• Copy
• Parent Ad
• Folio
• Theme

Which definition below describes a copy? 

• Headline on the spread that is usually the main story.
• Text on the spread that is usually the main story.   
• Pictures on the spread that is usually the main story.

Which definition below describes a divider page? 

• A small story which complements the main story on a spread.
•  A sheet that protects the pages of the book.
• A page that introduces each new section of the book.

Which definition below describes a title page?

• A page that includes basic information about the school.
• The arrangement of photos & copy on a single page or spread.
• A photo of one person’s head and shoulder area only.

Which definition below describes a yearbook spine?

• Connects the two lids of the covers; also the frontbone.
• Connects the two lids of the covers; also the backbone.
• Connects one lid of the covers; also the frontbone.

What is the theme?

• area of the yearbook connecting the front and back covers
• Outside of the yearbook which protects the printed pages
  
• A verbal statement and a visual look which tie all parts of the yearbook together.
  
• Listing of the pages containing the opening, sections, and index. The contents can appear on endsheet, title page or opening.

What is used to carry your theme throughout your book?

• design
• repetitive words
• graphic elements
• all of these

Typeface that is used consistently within a section is called

• design
• lead in
• font
• text

This is an outline of the yearbook; including who, page, due date and signature?

• step stool
• ladder
• yearbook map
• graphic design

What is a spread?

• two pictures that face each other
• two dogs that face each other 
• two pages that face each other
• two hands that face each other